Sentence examples for a level that enable from inspiring English sources

We have shown that hybridising sequence libraries with 120-mer RNA oligonucleotides, designed specifically against the C. trachomatis genome, increases the targeted genomic DNA to a level that enable sequencing of full genomes (>95-100% coverage of a reference genome) from clinical specimens at >10-fold higher sensitivity than has previously been reported [ 18].

This level is very close, perhaps too close, to a level that enables the production of a bomb," Mr. Barnea continued.

Whatever the reason, my AIWS is now at a level that enables me to lead a relatively normal life, so I've learned to accept it.

Within a couple of years, the online sales had reached a level that enabled him to close all his brick-and-mortar stores.

Learning motivation should describe mechanisms that direct toward the learning goals, initiate learning activity and hold one's learning ability on a level that enables person to attain new information and more complex knowledge.

The main goal in treating various types of wound infections is to decrease the bacterial load in the wound to a level that enables wound healing processes to take place.

The emphasis is to provide mostly easily accessible internet references to these topics and at a level that enables the reader to discern possible relationships between his or her own specialty and the potential impact of HPC.

As the adoption of standards is a major issue for these types of industrial networks, the topology presented is abstracted to a level that enables the hierarchical data flow to be depicted without being burdened by low-level details.

The Intensive Care Society - Core Standards2 recommends that rehabilitation is 'at a level that enables the patient to meet their rehabilitation goals for as long as they…are able to tolerate it'.

In general, medium to high larval growth rates were achieved when day-length exceeded 10 hours (i.e. March to September, Fig. S1), a level that enables continuous feeding during the day and provides more energy stores for growth.

ART often improves patients' health to a level that enables them to resume their usual subsistence activities.